Whether you’re a cruise lover, an on-the-go solo traveler, a parent with little ones to entertain, or a relaxation seeker, a travel advisor is there to listen to your needs and wishes, answer all of your questions, and ensure your hard-earned money takes you exactly where you want to travel (and help you if anything goes wrong). Here are five reasons why you need a travel advisor by your side when you book your next vacation:
Tag: Travel Tips
Saving on (and Surviving) Travel with a Toddler
Traveling with a young child is not for the faint of heart: it takes planning, dedication, and a willingness to be flexible on a moment’s notice. Of course, it also takes money — and lots of it. Taking a vacation is never cheap, and when you add another tiny human into the mix, your travel budget can begin to fill a bit snug. So, here are a few tips to keep your wallet full and your stress levels low when hitting the road with your preschool entourage.
The Perks of Sailing Concierge Level on Disney Cruise Line
I have sailed on all five Disney ships and have been very fortunate to have sailed in a Concierge level one-bedroom suite each time. In fact, after sailing Concierge the first time on the Disney Dream, I realized that there was no way I would want to be in a standard stateroom, especially with a rambunctious six-year-old in tow. It’s like flying first class: if you do it once, you never want to go back to coach!
Disney for Dummies (a.k.a. Frazzled Parents)
I’m a world traveler. So, why have I been to Walt Disney World four times in the last three years??? Simple answer: I have the most highly energetic, loud, insane, maniacal seven-year old boy on this planet, so what better place on earth is there for a fantastic family vacation? Yes, it’s expensive. Yes, it’s crowded. And, yes, it (both the Disney parks and my son) completely exhausts you. But, as trite as it may sound, it truly is a magical place…you really will feel like a kid again, and your kid(s) will declare that you must book a return trip to the park stat (meaning, you better be planning your next trip literally right after you unlock your front door when you return back home).
